First Time Hearing Queen - Under pressure (Live at Wembley) REACTION 

1 - He had a cold during this performance. That's what Freddie Mercury sounds like with a cold. 2 - That's not 30 Thousand people. That stadium, not including the floor holds 90 Thousand people. So that has to be over 100 thousand people. 3 - Vanilla Ice didn't sample this song. He stole it. To this day he still claims that his version is original because he added an extra note in it. The courts disagreed. 4 - This was in 1986. Bohemian Rhapsody was 1975. So, yeah, the hair is different.

Vanilla Ice didnt sample the song btw, he straight up stole it. He changed one note and said he created it as an original

whenever anybody mentions Vanilla Ice when Queen plays that Riff, Music dies a bit.

You guys HAVE to react the their Live Aid performance. It's considered one of the best live performances ever done.

Vanilla Ice didn't sample the song, he stole it from Queen. I think he got sued for it as well.

Queen in Live Aid is considered the best live perfomance of all time. You should definetely react to that.

One more thing that audience reaction was 100% real and how do I know?....I was there and I'll tell you this more Queen fans left that stadium that day than ever went into it, You need to see Queens gig at Live Aid to appreciate that and the sheer showmanship of Freddie Mercury.

I still tear up literally thinking about what a tragedy it is for such a talented, lively, kind, and charismatic man to have died so young. I cant imagine what it would have meant for him to see things like gay marriage being legalized, or the breakthroughs we've had--a medicine that prevents hiv from being caught from a partner, medicines that help relieve the symptoms. There's so much progress that pertained to him that makes me want to weep that he wasn't around to see it.

Queen is legendary... You guys need to react to 'Queen - Live AID 1985' to see the charisma and what means to control the crowd... it's about 25 min long set, but you can do it, right?! :D hope you will!!! Much love!

Queen and David Bowie. One of the best musical collaborations in 80s music.

Man... Queen is just so great. Besides their awesome music, they just know how to get a crowd to really start jamming along with them. Their stage presence is amazing! Love you guys even more now for reacting to Queen!

Try 90000. Wembley Stadium London 👍. That's what a crowd looks like with no cell phone's!. Living the moment 🔥

Vanilla ice got sued for ripping off this song in ice ice baby

What makes queen different is that they made their crowds a part of their performance. Freddy would sing those random melodies and they would just follow him. Its amazing to watch him conduct thousands of people without even telling them what he had planned

Queen and Zeppelin songs are being used in movies like Thor Ragnarok and trailers like Suicide Squad.

Vanilla Ice wishes he came up with that baseline! John Deacon created it, the King of the BASS GUITAR!

Please react to Queen Don't Stop Me Now. Amazing song.

Wembley Was a 2 Day Event and Both Concerts were SOLD OUT. :( WE MISS YOU FREDDIE

Queen - Another bites a dust 👍🏻

You guys need to watch this again, listening to Freddie's improvisations at the beginning; you were all talking and missed most of it. If you do more Freddie and Queen, use the live performances. The live aid 1985 show was fabulous. Also check out their performance of Somebody To Love in 1981 at Montreal.

Freddie could hold an audience in the palm of his hand.

One of the most famous bass lines in music history. Funny thing is, no one who was there when it was written can remember who's responsible for it. Each band member gave someone else credit for it. Even David Bowie(who helped write it) said it was someone else in the band.

Omg love this!! Watch Queen 'fat bottomed girls' video. You'll love it.

Great reaction guys! Just a bit of info...Wembley Stadium held about 72K PEOPLE that day!!😊

Freddie mercury.....such an amazing talented individual He died with his long term boyfriend at his bedside, supposedly wearing the wedding band said boyfriend, jim hutton, bought for him. RIP freddie, I'll never be over it

Queen is my favorite Band!!!!!!!

Nobody can touch Queen. They are timeless.

It was so much more than just buck teeth, Freddie had extra teeth, I believe 4 of them! This gave him an advantage when singing, so he said! I believe him, his range is incredible! Great reaction guys! 👍

Some of my favorite Queen songs that you guys would LOVE -Dont Stop Me Now -Crazy Little Thing Called Love -Somebody To Love -Killer Queen -We Will Rock you This list could go on forever tbh haha. ♥

Guys, react to Queen - Love of my Life in Rock in Rio (Brazil) in 1985, with almost 300,000 of audience. Was amazing!

React to Queen “somebody to love live montreal”

you need to watch queen at live aid the best 25 minutes in music history

You heard the riff and thought of Vanilla Ice. I feel dead inside 🤦🏼‍♂️

y'all should react to queen in live aid!

React to Another one bites the dust pls. Thanks

Pfft. Vanilla Ice stole the line from Queen. And paid for it.

Watch the teaser and the trailer for the Bohemian Rhapsody movie.

You "get" Queen!!!!! That makes me so happy

Ya'll missed the "fuck you" at the end of his vocal improv at the beginning.

72,000 people each night, two nights straight. Wembley Stadium. The complete concert is on youtube.

I was at the concert, '86 fantastic, more queen reactions

I grew up with Queen. If you are new to it, you all should do Another one bites the dust.

THEY HAVE A BILLION FAN BASE ON YOU TUBE ALREADY... YOUR ON YOUR WAY EVERY TIME YOU SHOW QUEEN

Their 1985 Live Aid concert performance is their most iconic and is featured in the new movie. You have to see it--awesome! Considered one of the most iconic rock performances of all time.

You guys are fun! Check out their Live-Aid performance and their 1981 Montreal live performance of Somebody To Love. You’ll be blown away.

4:17 yee that's the original beat 🤘🤘

Welcome to the world of Queen. This is from July 1986. Queen was one of the few bands that actually sounded as good or better than their albums. Yes, there were a lot of people at this concert...72,0000. They were all live, no recordings except the Bohemian Rhapsody opera section was recorded because of the multi-tracking. Robert Van Winkle, better known by his stage name Vanilla Ice, wrote "Ice Ice Baby" in 1983 at the age of 16, basing its lyrics upon his experiences in South Florida. The lyrics describe a shooting and Van Winkle's rhyming skills. The chorus of "Ice Ice Baby" originates from the signature chant of the national African American fraternity Alpha Phi Alpha. Of the song's lyrics, Van Winkle stated in a 2001 interview that "If you released 'Ice Ice Baby' today, it would fit in today's lyrical respect among peers, you know what I'm sayin'? [...] My lyrics aren't, 'Pump it up, go! Go!' At least I'm sayin' somethin'." The song's hook samples the bassline of the 1981 song "Under Pressure" by Queen and David Bowie, who did not receive credit or royalties for the sample. In a 1990 interview, Van Winkle said the two melodies were slightly different because he had added an additional note on the "and" of the fourth beat, an anacrusis ("pickup") between odd-numbered and subsequent even-numbered iterations of the "Under Pressure" sample. In later interviews, Van Winkle readily admitted he sampled the song and claimed his 1990 statement was a joke; others, however, suggested he had been serious. After representatives for Queen and Bowie threatened a copyright infringement suit against him, the matter was settled out of court, with Van Winkle being required to pay financial recompense to the original artists. Bowie and all members of Queen were also given songwriting credit for the sample. In December 1990, Van Winkle told British youth music magazine Smash Hits where he came up with the idea of sampling "Under Pressure": Queen usually recorded their concerts. There were 72,000 fans in Old Wembley Stadium in July 1986 for this concert. Please react to Live Aid 1985 Queen stole the show. First, some facts about Live Aid: Live Aid was a dual-venue benefit concert held on Saturday 13 July 1985, and an ongoing music-based fundraising initiative. The original event was organized by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure to raise funds for relief of the ongoing Ethiopian famine. Billed as the "global jukebox", the event was held simultaneously at Wembley Stadium in London, England, United Kingdom (attended by 72,000 people) and John F. Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States (attended by about 100,000 people). On the same day, concerts inspired by the initiative happened in other countries, such as the Soviet Union, Canada, Japan, Yugoslavia, Austria, Australia and West Germany. It was one of the largest-scale satellite link-ups and television broadcasts of all time; an estimated global audience of 1.9 billion, across 150 nations, watched the live broadcast. If accurate, this would be nearly 40% of the world population at the time. Unbelievable, just imagine 1.9 billion people watching this performance around the world. It may not have been a Queen audience before the show but I believe, they were Queen fans after the concert. Freddie's voice and his charisma had the audience enthralled. This performance has been voted twice as the best live rock performance of all time and watching it, you can see why. It was the magic of Freddie and Queen putting a spell on all the viewers in this unparalleled performance. Live Aid at Wembley on July 13, 1985 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-A22oy8dFjqc.html Enjoy your magical music tour.

Guys maybe if you stopped talking all the way through and listen to the introduction of that song when he’s getting the crowd going you will fully understand why he is the the greatest showman that’s ever walked the planet... his vocals are amazing an the way he gets the crowd hanging of his every note shows that but you miss it all by constantly talking through it... show some respect for a true legend of music an sit back listen an enjoy... your welcome

Can't wait for We will rock you and Champions!! 😄😄😄

The original with David Bowie was better for just listening.

72,000 people at this concert you should watch the whole queen set brilliant

So....interesting that you are all watching performances from a time before mobile phones/camera phones! These were the days when you went to a concert to actually watch and listen to the artist/artists!!! You didn't stare stupidly into a small screen of a mobile phone and then miss the essence of the band....you watched them....live!!! That's what a live performance is all about!! I feel the current generations miss out on alot of quality interaction with the band, and each other when at live performances. You made friends with those around you whilst rocking out to the music....it was a sort of high you got from all being in the same place to enjoy the same thing...it was an energy exchange of sorts. Miss those days.

Y’all should reaction to some of these classics: journeys:don’t stop believin Aerosmith:dream on Bon Jovi: living on a prayer Queen: another bites the dust Guns N’ Roses: sweet child of mine Survivor: eye of the tiger Nirvana: smell like teen spirit Starship: we build this city Foreigner: juke box hero Bestie boys: fight for your right & sabotage Led Zeppelin: immigrant song Ad/dc: back in black Rick Springfield: Jessie’s girl The Beatles: hey Jude

Also Somebody to Love At Montreal. MUST watch. Amazing vocals and live performance.

Queen captured many of their performance on film, and we are blessed that they had the foresightedness to do so!

If you want to see an amazing crowd reaction and see the LASTING impression that Queen has had? Check out the audience at a Green Day concert singing Bohemian Rhapsody... mind blowing!

I am surprised no one has mentioned Queen's contribution to Highlander!

Another One Bites The Dust by Queen!!!

The new Wembley stadium holds 90 thousand people... the old one held somewhere in the 65 thousand range, plus another 25 thousand on the turf.

I love the faces you all make when you hear the intro! Queen are the BEST band to ever exist. Nobody has ever or will ever compare.

Another Queen song you've all probably heard is Another one Bites the Dust!!

Metallica - Master Of Puppets

You know you're good when the crowd follows you

You know you’re a star when you tell your fans F You and they cheer.

Do Queen live aid reaction...please🙂

you should definitely react to the trailer of bohemian rhapsody! Its an amazing movie and you don't have to be a big queen fan to watch it

I have a teenage daughter so i gave you up for the reaction during the song! Nice Christmas and all the best!

You guys would trip to hear the crowd singing Bohemian Rhapsody.

react at least to: 1) somebody to love (studio) 2) live at live aid wembley 1985 (greatest live performance in history of music)

Please react to I want to Break Free and Another One Bites the Dust by them.

Freddie Mercury could cover FOUR octaves from low F sharp to alto F sharp FOUR OCTAVES. This was the first event in the WORLD to be seen LIVE by more than ONE BILLION PEOPLE. ONE BILLION.

72,000,persons,they performed 2 nights, both full packed, many demanding tickets

React to Guns n Roses - Welcome to the jungle Nirvana - Smells like teenage spirit Metallica - master of puppets

The video is c u t - at least five times - WHAT are you doing.

Fun fact Brian may the lead guitarist still has that hair but now it’s white he’s also an astrophysicist. The song is actually a duet with David Bowie. You need to look for their live aid performance from 1985 it’s considered one of the best live performances of all time

Queen sold out this concert 2 nights in a row and there was still a big demand for more .!

At some point you guys NEED TO listen to Rage Against the Machine any song of their self titled album or the whole album (every song on it is dope), it’s kinda rap rock with more funk but it would be a smooth transition into the genre and you’ll really dig it, hard to find anyone who doesn’t thanks guys

Please react to Somebody to Love and then just Freddy’s vocals on it. It will blow your mind

do more Queen reactions please!!! 🙌🏼 I live for people discovering and reacting to them for the first time. They’re my favorite band and I love watching people fall in love with them as well ❤️

i remember when i was 10-12 YO i listened Queen's tapes at my friend's house, her father was big fan and he had entire collection. At that time was hard to get such stuff in my country

Wah. Ice ice what? Stop..

This is extremely youtuby

I agree. They didn't have phones in their hands, they could talk to each other, interact, and really be in the moment. You really just can't when you're looking through a screen. You're there...not as much.

FREDDIE MERCURY ALWAYS included the FANS EVERY CONCERT He LOVED his FANS that’s a FACT

React to disturbed

So many lips flapping all at once, no one can hear the performance

If you think his call-and-response before this song was impressive, watch his mastery of the 72000-strong crowd during the previous year's Live Aid "Radio Gaga" and his "EY-OH" afterward...then remember to pick your jaws up off the floor. It is unrivaled to this day.

I remember watching Live Aid on TV when I was a kid & Freddie Mercury's performance gave me chills it was so amazing. You guys should react to David Bowie + Annie Lennox performing Under Pressure at the Tribute to him after he died. AMAZING!

Queen,Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath,Rolling Stones, The Beatles all iconic and all have something in common. Look up which country they all come from. Please check out more like this.

Puff Daddy is a huge fan of Queen. He uses their music in many of his samples and music productions.

Oh, and Queen’s “Dragon Attack” rocks HARD!

You really need to see their Live Aid performance at Wembley in 1985. Consider the best live act of all time

you guys definitely need to react to more Queen!!! There's literally so much i could recommend to you, but one thing is their live performance in montreal of Somebody to Love, SO GOOD!! They're frickin legends! I swear everything they do is just legendary. OH ALSO BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY! that shit's insane

I give y'all a lot of respect for watching and listening to Rock tunes and Queen especially. They were one of the best, most original bands that came out of the British rock invasion of the 1970s. I'm an old-timer and I grew up with Queen. To watch y'all give it such an honest listen is really appreciated. Thanks RT TV.

I've read on a number of sites that queen aren't bothered about copyright with their songs ,I don't know how true it is but check it out ,save all these breaks xx

Freddie Mercury is arguably the greatest front man in history. His vocals and stage presence is one of the best of all time to this day. He was a big fan of the Opera, which plays a role in some of Queens songs. I truly wish we knew more about aids in the 80s and early 90s and it wasn't basically a death sentence like it was. He knew for awhile but had kept it under wraps with only a few people knowing like some family and close friends and bandmates, he came forward and talked about it the day before passing away. About 3 years before Eazy E died of it.

To even use the name Vanilla Ice in the same sentence as Freddie Mercury is sacrilege. The opening bass line was created by John Deacon. The song was originally created as a collaboration between Queen and David Bowie. It has an interesting back story. One of my favorites because the message is timeless. Thanks!

I’ve loved QUEEN since I was 14 (a long time ago!). A black girl in NJ, I knew they were good, now I know they were great❣️ Freddie was the man, the other band members are great too, it was just something about Freddie that touched my heart 💗. What a beautiful voice and what a wonderful performer❤️

Not a room guys wembley stadium... Somebody to love watch 1981 live queen.. Blow your mind guys...

You guys are the cutest. If you’re an example of today’s youth, I am very encouraged.